By JBrown187
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This shows you how to add moisture to any cake mix you by from the store.
on 5/9/2008 Hey great idea, I have to give it a try
on 5/8/2008 true, but this always seem to have the best results everytime.
on 5/7/2008 the pudding is the key that's why they make cake mixes w/pudding in the mix already.
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llnair2006 said
on 5/9/2008 Hey great idea, I have to give it a try
JBrown187 said
on 5/8/2008 true, but this always seem to have the best results everytime.
bake4u said
on 5/7/2008 the pudding is the key that's why they make cake mixes w/pudding in the mix already.